Dr. Kim Wommack wins fittest employee award

Northeast Texas Community College employee Dr. Kim Wommack received the college’s Fittest Employee of the Month for November.
“Late last year, I was diagnosed with stomach ulcers as a result of taking Aleve for the pain in my hands,” Dr. Wommack said. “My hands were hurting so bad that I was losing function and strength. As an artist and pottery instructor, this was a real problem. Due to the risk of ulcers, I could no longer take over-the-counter pain medications to relieve my pain.
“I read Melody Henry’s fittest employee of the month testimonial about not eating gluten, and I decided to give it a try for pain relief. Within a couple of days of not eating gluten, my hands felt better than they had in years. In addition, my son encouraged me to watch a documentary called “Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead.” Two men in the documentary started juicing kale, celery, cucumbers, apples, lemon, and ginger. They both lost a lot of weight but their health improved significantly too, including getting off their medications, improving their skin and increasing their energy.”
Dr.Wommack said in June she began juicing the “mean green” once or twice a day.

Read more in our e-edition:http://www.etypeservices.com/SWF/LocalUser/Daingerfield1//Magazine40182/...